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Holiday Trains
December 2, 2017 - January 14, 2018
Train enthusiasts of all ages look forward to this treasured annual tradition, created by Museum volunteers.Continue reading →
Train enthusiasts of all ages look forward to this treasured annual tradition, created by Museum volunteers.Continue reading →
Wickenburg has always had a musical soundtrack, whether it was the marching band that greeted President McKinley upon his arrival in Congress in 1901, or the grand opening of the Del E. Webb Center for the Performing Arts in Wickenburg in 2001. In the mid-20th century, Western music came to define not only the Southwest, but an entire era in […]Continue reading →
The Picerne Collection of Arizona Landmark Art showcases representational paintings of the state's mountains, canyons and vistas, created over the last one hundred years by scores of different artists from varying backgrounds, schools and eras. The Collection has the dual objective of creating an historical archive of those artists who painted Arizona and fostering an increased appreciation for the state's […]Continue reading →
The people of Arizona have supported American efforts in foreign conflicts from the Spanish American War through today's deployments in Afghanistan and Iraq. Throughout its history, Arizona has provided soldiers, workers, volunteers, training grounds, agricultural, and industrial resources for domestic and allied troops. The success of many missions was due in part to the heroic efforts of Arizonans who answered […]Continue reading →
Wickenburg's love affair with the arts goes back over half a century. The Desert Caballeros Western Museum, founded in 1960, has become internationally recognized for its creative exhibitions and programming. The Wickenburg Art Club, founded in 1964, teaches workshops and classes at its own facility and presents numerous art exhibitions and festivals around the Wickenburg community. Each year, the […]Continue reading →
Desert Caballeros Western Museum is proud to host the 13th annual 'Cowgirl Up! Art from the Other Half of the West' Invitational Exhibition & Sale. Three days of kick-off weekend festivities begin Friday, March 23rd and continue through Sunday, March 25th. The exhibition and sale officially opens to the public on Sunday, March 25th. Cowgirl Up! captures the imagination of […]Continue reading →
Interdependence is a hallmark of the American West. Take a road trip through Arizona and you will see evidence of our multicultural past – street names in Spanish, ghost towns once inhabited by fortune seekers from the American East, and town names with Native American origins. Through times of solidarity and times of strife, the people of the West have […]Continue reading →
It might be surprising that Arizona, a state that encompasses a large portion of the dry Sonoran desert, should be famous for its rain. Buzzwords like "haboob", "monsoon", and "flash flood" have been engrained in the nation's imagination by national newscasts and viral videos on social media. Those exotic terms echo our idea of the "Wild" West as untamed and […]Continue reading →
From photo sessions in 1890s saloons to Scott Baxter's Top Hand project and the Petersen cousins' series on working artists, personalities of the West and their stories have long been captured for posterity. Central to the display is Ben Stahl's large oil painting that gives the exhibition its title, along with historic photographs and cameras from the Museum's collection. Large historic […]Continue reading →
Now extended through October 30! This 5th annual WAC fundraiser will take place from July 30 through October 30in the DCWM Cultural Crossroads Learning Center. 100% of proceeds from sales benefit members of Wickenburg Art Club, which offers year round opportunities for artists of all ages and experience levels to explore an array of creative pursuits. Featuring pastels, watercolor and oil […]Continue reading →
The West's best women artists, all in one place, all at one time! With more than 200 paintings, drawings, and sculptures, the 12th annual Cowgirl Up! exhibition and sale embraces the full spectrum of Western American art today. Find more information and read more about the 2017 Cowgirl Up! artists here.Continue reading →
Don't miss this beloved annual exhibition when it returns for another season!Continue reading →
The fifth annual Cowgirls with a Camera exhibition and sale showcases the work of some of the most talented women photographers in North America working in the Western genre. Whether on film or in digital format, these photographers capture iconic images of the West, including rodeo cowboys, ranch life, wide-open spaces, cowgirls, working horses, wild mustangs, and more! The 2016 Cowgirls […]Continue reading →
Created by master saddlemaker Carson Thomas and sponsored by numerous donors, the 23 half-scale saddles at the core of this exhibition tell the story of the American West. The detailed saddles are augmented by historic and contemporary American Indian textiles from the collection of Steve Getzwiller, as well as other artifacts and artwork.Continue reading →
Focusing on Route 66 in Arizona, the exhibition strives to put the everlasting allure of Route 66 into perspective, showing how the existing Route as well as the route of memory continue to inspire artists today. In some ways, Route 66 is more popular today than it was a half-century ago during the heyday of automobile travel in the […]Continue reading →
Lafayette Maynard Dixon (1875-1946) lived during a period of American history that encompassed monumental changes: from the battle of Little Big Horn to the capture of Geronimo, from Arizona statehood to the opening of Route 66. Dixon embraced his moment in time by dedicating a keen artistic eye to recording a rapidly changing West. Dixon's story is a journey experienced […]Continue reading →
The life and career of Marjorie Thomas (1885-1978) links the chronicle of Arizona's art and history. Arriving from Massachusetts before statehood, she witnessed at first hand many changes in Scottsdale and the state that became her home. It took grit and determination for an artist to leave the East and move West, and Thomas was a real pioneer. Guest-curated by […]Continue reading →
The West's best women artists, all in one place, all at one time! With more than 200 paintings, drawings, and sculptures, the 11th annual Cowgirl Up! exhibition and sale embraces the full spectrum of Western American art today. Learn more about the artists here.Continue reading →
Blinded by a grenade accident during the Vietnam War, sculptor Michael Naranjo taps into many senses to express the intention of his subject's emotional, compositional and intuitive meaning. Having honed his process by assessing through touch alone the movement and balance exemplary to each sculptural work, he brings his inspired visions to life in this exhibition of touchable bronze sculpture. […]Continue reading →
An exploration of the art and history of quilt making, featuring highlights from the Museum's permanent collection ranging from the 1850s through the 1990s. Recent research by the Arizona Quilt Documentation Project sheds light on the makers and techniques represented in the wide variety of quilts that made their way to Wickenburg. An accompanying catalog is available for purchase in […]Continue reading →
Roaming the deserts of the American Southwest for the last 30 years, Norton has come into contact with an abundance of discarded man-made items and natural relics. He uses these objects, many of which are on display, to invent new stories that express his views regarding the ethical and environmental matters facing the desert. The exhibition is partially funded by […]Continue reading →
Curated into three collections, the exhibition will include paintings of the American West in both traditional and contemporary styles by Frederic Remington, William Robinson Leigh, Jimmy Swinnerton, Ernest Blumenschein, Maynard Dixon, Luis Jimenez, Gunnar Widforss, Peter Hurd, and Carlos Vierra. The exhibition's second grouping will feature premier collection of works on paper providing an intimate look at western subjects seen […]Continue reading →
Come 'out Wickenburg Way' to experience vintage postcards and town artifacts from establishments like the old Texas Hotel. Revisit the Wickenburg of the 1940s and '50s when this town was a bustling hub of commerce and must-see destination where the intersection of 60 and 93 was the busiest in the state, before I-10 opened.Continue reading →
Though Cowboys & Indians, horses, and cattle herds are regaled as hallmarks of the American West, it was the indispensable western saddle that made the days and weeks of roaming this seemingly untamable terrain possible. Coming into the forefront of history at the Desert Caballeros Western Museum are the artful, half-scale examples of this indispensable gear created by Wickenburg saddle […]Continue reading →
This 4th annual WAC fundraiser will take place from July 25 through September 27 in the DCWM Cultural Crossroads Learning Center. 100% of proceeds from sales benefit members of Wickenburg Art Club, which offers year round opportunities for artists of all ages and experience levels to explore an array of creative pursuits. Featuring pastels, watercolor and oil painting, ceramic work, […]Continue reading →
A collection of distinctive pottery pieces reflecting the traditions, landscape and geography of the diverse New Mexico Pueblo an cultures of the desert southwest. These peoples have lived on and with the land for at least a millennium. This exhibition in the Museum's Cultural Crossroads Learning Center showcases their pottery to convey key details about the mineral content, hand-build methodology, […]Continue reading →
This year we're truly emptying the vaults for a large renovation of our storage areas as the final segment of the recent capital campaign. As a result, you'll have a chance to see lots of art and artifacts that are usually hidden away. From now until early October is your chance to see them! All of the Catlin prints and […]Continue reading →


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Our laboratory primarily works on two topics: (1) transcriptional regulatory pathways that control embryonic stem cell and germ cell development in vivo, and (2) RNA surveillance pathways that serve as quality-control mechanisms to degrade or "correct" aberrant transcripts that would otherwise express truncated proteins causing developmental defects and/or cancer.
The Role of Homeobox Transcription Factors in Development
Homeobox genes encode transcription factors originally defined in fruit flies that have since been shown to have diverse roles in mammalian organisms. Many years ago we identified the homeobox gene Pem by subtraction hybridization screening of cDNAs differentially expressed between two different T-cell lymphoma clones. We later discovered that Pem (which we have since renamed Rhox5; see below) is widely expressed in a variety of different tumors but normally its expression is restricted to specific cell types in the embryo and in the reproductive tract.
- Rhox: A New Homeobox Gene Cluster on the X chromosome. We recently discovered that Pem is a member of a large cluster of over 30 homeobox genes on the X chromosome. This is the first significantly sized homeobox gene cluster to be discovered in mammals since the Hox gene clusters were discovered two decades ago. All of the genes in this cluster are preferentially expressed in reproductive tissues and thus we have named them "Rhox" for reproductive homeobox gene cluster on the X chromosome.
The Rhox Homeobox Gene Cluster. (A) The 12 originally defined Rhox genes are contained within a ~0.7-Mb segment of the A2 region (MacLean et al. Cell 2005). The genes are further divided into three subclusters (alpha, beta and gamma) based on physical proximity. (B) The Rhox2, Rhox3 and Rhox4 paralogs in the alpha subcluster recently identified (MacLean et al. Genesis 2006). Boxes indicate the locations of three BACs that together cover the entire region.
- Rhox Gene Function. The selective expression pattern of the Rhox genes suggests they encode a set of transcription factors devoted to regulating embryonic development, germ-cell development and reproduction. In support of this, our analysis of knockout and transgenic mice revealed that the founding member of the Rhox gene cluster, Rhox5, promotes germ-cell survival, regulates germ-cell maturation and is necessary for optimal fertility. We have identified genes regulated by Rhox5 that may direct these events, including genes encoding other transcription factors and secreted molecules that control metabolism (e.g., insulin II, adiponectin and resistin). We are currently elucidating the precise molecular pathways downstream of Rhox5, as well as identifying the molecular and biological functions of the other Rhox genes.
- Rhox Regulation in Tumors and the Ovary. Rhox5 has two independently regulated promoters. Its distal promoter (Pd) is normally preferentially expressed in female reproductive tissues but is aberrantly expressed in tumors cells from virtually all cell lineages and tissue types that we have tested. We have identified several transcription factors essential for Pd transcription in both tumor cells and normal granulosa cells in the ovary. We have begun to determine how these transcription factors direct Rhox5 transcription in a developmentally regulated manner in normal cells but allow it to be aberrantly expressed in tumor cells. During the course of this analysis we discovered that Pd transcription is also controlled by DNA methylation, an epigenetic mechanism that is commonly perturbed in cancer cells. We are currently studying the role of DNA methylation in regulating the Rhox gene cluster in tumor cells and embryonic stem cells.
- Rhox Regulation in the Testis. Rhox5's other promoter – the proximal promoter (Pp) – is expressed in a testosterone-dependent and stage- and cell-type specific manner in the testis and epididymis. Using transgenic mice, we have identified regulatory regions that faithfully direct this regulation in vivo. We have also identified transcription factors that bind these regulatory regions, including GATA factors and the nuclear hormone receptor AR. This is significant, as the mechanisms that dictate cell-, region- and stage-specific transcription in the cell types that express the Pp are poorly understood. We recently made the surprising discovery that the Pp is regulated at the level of transcriptional elongation. RNA polymerase is recruited to this promoter and begins elongation in most cell types. However, it normally only completes elongation in the Sertoli cell, a somatic cell essential for the neighboring germ cells to divide, undergo meiosis and differentiate into sperm. In other cell types, a specific elongation block prevents RNA polymerase from completing transcriptional elongation unless a stress signal is received that relieves this block. This regulatory system allows RHOX5 protein to be constitutively expressed in Sertoli cells and stress induced in other cell types. Its continual presence in Sertoli cells is probably required to drive spermatogenesis; the function of RHOX5 in stress responses is the subject of our future studies.
- Tissue-Specific RNAi. Our discovery of Rhox5 promoter sequences driving high levels of expression in Sertoli cells has allowed us to design approaches to determine the function of genes in this cell type. Using this promoter in combination with a novel in vivo RNAi approach that we developed, we elucidated a functional role for the Wilms' tumor-1 (WT1) transcription factor in Sertoli cells. We found that WT1 expression in Sertoli cells is crucial for (i) the formation of adherens junctions between Sertoli cells and germ cells, (ii) germ-cell survival, (iii) sperm motility and (iv) fertility. We believe that the RNAi approach that we developed will be a generally applicable method to knockdown genes in specific cell types at particular points of development in vivo.
RNA Surveillance
We are studying a highly conserved quality-control pathway called nonsense-mediated decay (NMD) that degrades aberrant transcripts harboring premature termination (nonsense) codons. NMD is an essential quality control mechanism, as without it, truncated proteins possessing dominant-negative and deleterious gain-of-functions are generated. As evidence for its importance, loss of Upf1, a gene essential for NMD, causes embryonic lethality in mice.
The targets of NMD – transcripts containing premature nonsense codons – are surprisingly common. One-third of disease-causing genes harbor premature nonsense codons as a result of nonsense and frameshift mutations. Even normal genes commonly give rise to transcripts with premature nonsense codons. Some of these are aberrant transcripts derived as a result of errors in RNA splicing, while others are functional transcripts that probably contain a stop codon in a "premature" position for regulatory reasons.
- Immune System Surveillance. A unique class of genes that commonly acquire premature nonsense codons are the T-cell receptor (TCR) and immunoglobulin (Ig) genes. These genes undergo programmed rearrangements to generate a wide assortment of immune-system receptors essential to recognize a wide range of antigenic insults. While crucial for immune-system function, these programmed DNA rearrangements are extremely error-prone, leading to the generation of premature nonsense codons two-thirds of the time. By rapidly degrading the aberrant TCR and Ig mRNAs transcribed from these non-productively rearranged genes, NMD prevents their translation into truncated, potentially toxic proteins.
RNA Surveillance. TCR germline genes undergo programmed rearrangement events between the V, D and J segments to generate a diversity of antigen-specific receptors. Although these rearrangements are sometimes successful (right), two thirds of the time a frame-shift is generated, creating a downstream premature stop (nonsense) codon (left). An RNA surveillance pathway called nonsense-mediated decay (NMD) degrades the aberrant transcripts derived from these non-productively rearranged genes, thereby protecting cells from the putative dominant-negative effects of the truncated proteins. The mechanism underlying the NMD pathway is an interesting paradox, as it involves the nucleus (see text).
- Coupling of RNA Splicing and Translation. Our laboratory has focused much of its efforts towards understanding how aberrant TCR transcripts are downregulated by NMD. Some years ago we discovered that TCR transcripts are downregulated much more strongly in response to premature nonsense codons (25- to 70-fold) than are transcripts from non-rearranging genes (3- to 12-fold). This robust response probably results from selection pressure caused by TCR's frequent acquisition of premature nonsense codons during T-cell development. Recently, we elucidated the mechanism responsible: efficient RNA splicing. Efficient splicing is sufficient for eliciting robust NMD, as we converted an inefficient NMD substrate into a strong one by merely making splice-site mutations that improved splicing efficiency. The discovery that a nuclear event (RNA splicing) profoundly regulates a translation-dependent event (NMD) suggests that an mRNA's "nuclear history" dictates its later fate in the cytoplasm. We are actively studying the molecular mechanism responsible for this "nuclear history" phenomenon, as described below.
- An Alternative Branch of the NMD Pathway. We have obtained several lines of evidence that TCR transcripts are regulated by an alternative branch of the NMD pathway. This alternative branch uses the NMD factor UPF1 but not the NMD factors UPF3a and UPF3b. UPF3a and UPF3b are part of the exon-junction complex (EJC), a multi-subunit protein complex deposited just upstream of exon-exon junction after RNA splicing. Because the EJC remains bound to mRNAs after their export to the cytoplasm, it is considered to be a molecular determinant of "nuclear history." As evidence for this, the EJC promotes numerous post-splicing events, including mRNA export from the nucleus, translation and NMD. While TCR NMD requires many EJC components and thus is an EJC-dependent mechanism, our discovery that it is not affected when the EJC factors UPF3a and UPF3b are depleted by an efficient RNAi method that we developed suggests that TCR transcripts are regulated by an alternative NMD mechanism.
TCR transcripts are not alone in being regulated by this alternative branch of the NMD pathway. Using microarray analysis, we have identified many normal transcripts that also appear to use this UPF3a/UPF3b-independent pathway. Among these targets are NMD factors themselves, suggesting that NMD is subject to feedback regulation. We plan to study whether this feedback network buffers NMD from environmental and genetic insults.
- Regulation of NMD. In addition to the UPF3a/UPF3b-independent feedback regulation described above, we have also identified a UPF3b-dependent feedback response. Whether this controls NMD or another EJC-dependent event is under investigation. We have also discovered that microRNAs regulate the levels of EJC components. This suggests a convergence of the microRNA and NMD pathways. Our long-term goal is to understand the molecular mechanisms and physiological roles of these different regulatory pathways that impinge on NMD and other EJC-dependent events.
- Other Responses to Premature Nonsense Codons. In addition to NMD, at least three other events appear to be triggered by premature nonsense codons: (i) increased levels of alternatively spliced transcripts, a response commonly called nonsense-associated alternative splicing (NAS), (ii) increased levels of precursor transcripts and (iii) retention of normally spliced mature transcripts in the nuclear fraction of cells. Interestingly, all three of these events involve the nucleus, which is paradoxical given that nonsense codons are only known to be recognized by the cytoplasmic translation machinery. One explanation for this apparent paradox is that these three events are triggered by signaling between the nucleus and the cytoplasm or they occur at the boundary zone between the nucleus and the cytoplasm. Another explanation is that before cytoplasmic translation, a proofreading round of translation occurs in the nucleus. Consistent with this idea, most mammalian transcripts are degraded by NMD in the nuclear fraction of cells and there is evidence that a proportion of translation occurs in the nucleus. We are embarking on experiments to distinguish between these possibilities and to elucidate the underlying molecular mechanism for these three novel responses to translation signals.

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Paul Coughlin began his journey as a marine engineer, guiding scientists on research vessels on the open sea. He navigated his way to nuclear energy through opportunities on the East Coast before joining Southern California Edison (SCE) in 1983, just as the San Onofre nuclear plant's Unit 2 was beginning its maiden voyage.
Along the way, the SCE supply manager learned that good leaders have a clear vision and know how to start slow and finish fast to make sure a job is done properly. He brought these traits to his job directing the sale and auction of surplus inventory after SCE decided in June 2013 to permanently retire the San Onofre nuclear plant.
Coughlin's knowledge paid dividends in March when San Onofre auctioned thousands of items to more than 300 bidders who acquired surplus parts, machinery and sheet metal fabricators at discount prices.
"I'm most proud of the fact that the first auction was conducted safely," Coughlin said, noting there were no injuries associated with all the moving and heavy lifting of equipment that weighed several tons. "Secondly, I'm pleased that we are providing an environmental benefit by putting this surplus metal and machinery to good use rather than selling it for scrap or disposing of it in a landfill."
Coughlin's 12-member asset recovery team is gearing up for another auction at the San Onofre nuclear plant June 11 and 12 that will offer hundreds of pieces of equipment, circuitry items and surplus parts. No items for sale are associated with the radiological operations of the plant.
"We have tried to be very meticulous in cataloging and organizing all the surplus inventory and we focused from the outset on getting an experienced auctioneer," Coughlin said. SCE retained MRI Auctions Inc., an industrial machinery auctioneer in Simi Valley, Calif., largely because of its prior experience with a New York nuclear plant auction.
Bidders may register on the MRI website, as well as view pictures of the items for sale. Following the June auction at San Onofre, Coughlin said MRI will hold periodic online auctions throughout the summer to continue to pare inventory at the nuclear plant, just south of San Clemente.
Coughlin said his team made a conscious decision to also look for ways to convert the untimely shutdown of San Onofre into a community benefit. He said SCE has donated hundreds of items — furniture, ladders, fencing — to local schools, hospitals, churches, businesses and labor unions.
Once the inventory is cleared, SCE will vacate what is known as the Mesa area of the San Onofre nuclear plant — warehouses and offices east of Interstate 5.
"Our goal is to get the Mesa area ready to return to the Navy," Coughlin said, noting that SCE has lease and easement agreements with the federal government for the land occupied by San Onofre. "We understand the Navy may like to keep some buildings so we will preserve those and remove what they don't need."
The process of dismantling the actual nuclear plant facility will not begin until at least early 2016, after federal regulators review the detailed decommissioning plan SCE plans to submit later this year.
"It's important to begin with the end in mind — to visualize where you want to be," Coughlin said.
Couglin's team embraced SCE's decommissioning principles — safety, stewardship and engagement — when developing the asset sale strategy to optimize environmental, financial and community benefits.
"We knew we had valuable items that could be put to good use elsewhere and we knew we had an opportunity to give back to the community," he said. "I think the entire team is proud of what we've accomplished."
San Onofre Surplus Inventory Auction
Preview: June 9 & 10, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. PDT or online
When: June 11 & 12, beginning at 9 a.m. PDT
Where: San Onofre Nuclear Plant, near San Clemente, CA
Online: www.mriauctions.com
Details: Registration and cash deposit required


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Side 1: This Federal-style building was constructed in 1844 by Richard A. Shine, a prominent builder and mason who constructed the south wing of Floridas Capitol in 1845. In 1881, Mary C. Bloxham, Governor Bloxhams wife, acquired the property. Governor Bloxham, the owner of a plantation west of Tallahassee, used the house as a town residence during his two terms as governor, 1881-1885 and 1897-1901. The house was used by Governor Edward A. Perry, 1885-1889. In 1911, when Governor Bloxham died, Gertrude M. Bloxham, his second wife, became its owner and in 1913 sold it. A number of ownerships and uses followed, including as a rooming house and hotel. In 1977, the Florida Heritage Foundation purchased the property and developed plans for restoration of the house, but was unable to raise sufficient funds. In 1979, one of its members, Frances Cushing Ervin, purchased the property and restored the house to its original architectural style and elegance. Side 2: Governor Bloxham´s career of public service was extensive and included representing Leon County in the Florida House of Representatives, serving as Floridas Secretary of State and Comptroller and as United States Surveyor-General for Florida. He was a popular war veteran, having organized an infantry company in Leon County in 1862 and served as its commander throughout the Civil War. Governor Bloxham, Florida´s first native-born governor, is remembered for founding the Florida Normal and Agricultural College for Colored Students, now Florida A & M University, and for restoring to fiscal solvency Floridas Internal Improvement Trust Fund by selling four million acres in the Everglades. He was governor during the Spanish-American War when Florida served as a principle staging area and its ports were major embarkation points for United States military activities in Cuba.
Sponsors: The Tallahassee Trust for Historic Preservation
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I'm a complete amateur when it comes to icing, and taking photos of food!
Sugar CookiesFor the cookies:
- 140g Icing Sugar
- 2tsp Vanilla Extract
- 250g Vegan Butter or Margarine (I used Nuttelex)
- 375g Plain Flour
- A splash of almond milk (or any milk of choice)
For the icing:
- 225g Icing Sugar
- Cold Water
Preheat the oven to 180 degrees celsius, lay down baking paper onto trays or spray with oil. Cream icing sugar and butter until smooth. Add vanilla extract and almond milk stirring until combined. Stir in flour a bit at a time until the mixture has formed a dough.
Chill dough in the fridge for at least half an hour, this makes the dough easier to handle once you begin to roll it out.
Sprinkle some flour onto your workbench and roll out the dough. I recommend doing half the mixture at a time so it's easier to work with. Using any cookie cutters of your choice, cut out the dough into shapes and place on the tray.
Bake for 10-15 minutes or until the cookies begin to go golden brown. Once the cookies are baked, cool on a wire cooling rack and then you're ready to ice.
To make the icing add a tablespoon at a time of water to the icing sugar, add enough so that the icing is pipeable yet won't run off the cookies (You can always add more icing sugar if your icing turns out too runny!).
Pipe the icing onto the cookies using a piping bag (or sandwich bag with the tip cut off if you're classy like me ;) ) then add sprinkles or any decoration your heart desires! Once the icing has dried, make yourself a cup or tea or hot chocolate and eat!
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Olympia is home to the Puget Sound, the alt-music scene, and Evergreen College. It's a luscious green environment where you can grab a cup of the most tenderly made coffee you've ever had in your life. Then head to one of the 40 city parks with over 963 acres where to escape into nature. The city also has an extensive public art collection. Most of all, the city is renowned for its ecological civil design. Book a RV rental from a local Outdoorsy owner and travel to one of the great destination in Washington state. With an owner provided RV rental you are sure to enjoy your time.
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Recommended RV Campgrounds and Attractions around Olympia, WA
Cedars RV Court
Tacoma, WA
Cedars RV Court is located in Tacoma, Washington near many famous and enjoyable destination spots. Whether you enjoy hiking and camping, shopping and touring, or need a place to take the kids, you will find plenty of places to go within 1 to 30 miles of the park. For the kids, WildWaves is within a couple miles of Cedars RV Court. Children also enjoy GameWorks and the Seattle Center located in nearby Seattle. Cedars RV Court provides an intimate and comfortable environment.They are a small RV park with about 35 spaces. The spaces are adequately spaced apart to ensure privacy and convenience. Cedars RV Court strives to include amenities to make the lives of our residents easier.A coin operated laundry with 2 washers and 2 dryers along with folding table is located in the middle of the park.There is a medium-sized yard with grass, a picnic table, and trees for walking dogs or having a Sunday picnic. Full Hookups are available in the park for electricity, water, sewer, phone and cable. Sewer, water, and garbage are included in the rent and ready upon arrival. Electrical hookups feature 30 or 50 amp with 20-amp circuits, both major plugin types are accepted.
American Heritage Campground
Olympia, WA
You'll be camping within 25 acres of pristine evergreen forests. Have a picnic or enjoy a fire as you listen to the sounds of nature. Participate in one of the community events, where you can listen to bluegrass, watch a vintage trailer rally, and more. Camp in your RV rental in a wooded setting.
The Space Needle
Seattle, WA
Known as the icon of the Pacific Northwest, it was once the tallest structure west of the Mississippi, with a height of 605 feet. You can enjoy 360 degree views of the city, and of the Cascade Mountains and Mount Rainier, as you dine at the Sky City restaurant. Your trip to Seattle wouldn?t be complete without visiting the top of the needle.
Gig Harbor RV Park
Gig Harbor, WA
Stay in the midst of the rugged Pacific Northwest at Gig Harbor RV Resort. This stunning venue is only minutes away from many of the fjords, islands, and forests that make Seattle and Tacoma such popular travel destinations. The RV park itself is within minutes of Henderson Bay and Raft Island, and Point Defiance Park and Commencement Bay are just across the eastern strait. Plus the park is only a twenty minute drive from downtown Tacoma and an array of urban sights and activities. Guests can also relax on site with free WiFi, a playground, a laundry room, electrical hookups, cable TV access, a picnic area, restrooms, and a dump station. The park also hosts and helps organize workshops and educational programs intended with northwest coastal life in mind. Early June has a Painting and Varnishing Plywood Boats Workshop scheduled, and there?s also a Community Boat Restoration Program for Women held on every Thursday and Friday.
Washington State Capitol
Olympia, WA
Go on a free tour and discover the architectural splendor of the building and the intricate history of Washington State. The building is very unique, it has survived three earthquakes, it has the fifth tallest masonry dome in the world, and the tallest in the U.S., and has the largest amount of solar panels found in any American capitol.
Fort Nisqually Living History Museum
Tacoma, WA
A museum is history, and the Fort Nisqually Living History Museum is a compelling combination of heritage life, historic record, and living history. Visitors can engage in historic dialogue with a variety of interpretive staff and volunteers in period clothing and an historic environment, with actors that are recreating life at a 19th century fur-trade post in the Pacific Northwest. This was the first European settlement in the region now known as Puget Sound, and was owned and operated by the Hudson?s Bay Company. The site is part of the larger regional park that encompasses most of scenic Point Defiance, and consists of many reconstructed buildings that were built from original foundations and plans. Visit at any time of year to see authentic, historic craftsmanship, skills demonstrations, and other interactive activities. The fort also hosts several special events that are relevant to the period and fun for everyone, like Queen Victoria?s Birthday and a 19th Century Christmas.
Millersylvania State Park
Olympia, WA
Millersylvania State Park is composed of 842-acres of forests and 3,300 feet of freshwater shoreline. Enjoy fishing, boating and swimming in Deep Lake. You can also take hikes and find yourself among old fir trees and cedars. A great family friendly outdoor destination for your RV rental trip.
Discovery Park
Seattle, WA
Seattle is home to more than 400 city parks, which encompass 10.2 percent of its land area. There are many to choose from, yet the most popular is perhaps Discovery Park which has 534 acres located on the shores of Puget Sound, it contains 11.81 miles of walking trails, and it is city?s largest public park. Bears and cougars have been sighted in this rugged terrain and on clear days you will be fortunate enough to have stunning views of Mt Rainier, a 14,411-foot glacier-encrusted volcano. This park offers urban dwellers a rich natural area to escape the city, but it is actually within city limits.
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Rest Area Elma, WA 98541
Eastbound, 5 truck parking spaces, Restrooms, Picnic Table, Pets, Handicap, RV Dump station (4 large drive lanes, rinse water hoses with connectors cut off, potable drinking water available 20 yards after station) (R)
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Rest Area NB Federal Way, WA 98003
Northbound, 15 truck parking spaces, Restrooms, Picnic Table, Vending, RV Dump, Pets, Handicap, May 2015: RV dump still closed. Oct 2012: The saniflush hoses by the dumps were all cut, so you could use the water to rinse off your hose, but that is it (R)
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Rest Area SB Castle Rock, WA 98611
Southbound, 15 truck parking spaces, Restrooms, Picnic Table, Vending, Pets, Handicap (R)
Fife RV Center
21514 Highway 410 E Bonney Lake, WA 98391
General Repair, Parts Sales, Parts Installation, Keystone, Coachmen, MVP, Skyline, Heartland (D)
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Rest Area NB Castle Rock, WA 98611
Northbound, 15 truck parking spaces, Restrooms, Picnic Table, Vending, Pets, Handicap (R)
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3905 Auburn Way N Auburn, WA 98002
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Sunset RV
21803 Highway 410 E Bonney Lake, WA 98391
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A scheduling quirk has one Cincinnati official trying to make time stand still in order to keep the Reds first in the Opening Day sweepstakes.
Councilman J. Kenneth Blackwell made some tongue-in-cheek recommendations Friday after he learned that the Detroit Tigers` home opener with the Boston Red Sox begins at 1:30 p.m. Monday.
That`s 35 minutes before the Reds-Philadelphia Phillies game in Cincinnati.
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arts in healthcare
Creative Minds in Medicine
Two Arts in Healing Opportunities
Cancer, Courage
Living Art of Montana – Missoula Workshops
We provide a comfortable nurturing environment. With respect
for your privacy and to allow for building relationships, it is a
closed group (not a drop-in).
FALL WORKSHOP • Tuesdays September 27 – November 15, 2011
Register by Thursday September 22, 2011
5:30 – 7:30 pm
(September 27, October 4, 11, 18, 25, November 1, 8, 15)
SPRING WORKSHOP • Wednesdays February 1- March 21, 2012
Register by Thursday January 26, 2012
5:30 – 7:30 pm
(February 1, 8, 15, 22, 29, March 7, 14, 21, 2012)
This workshop is provided free of charge. CCC is made
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individuals and volunteers. Donations are not expected but
always appreciated. If you are interested in donating to this
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Living Art Studio
Youpa Stein, MA, RDT
Director Living Art of Montana
406.549.5329 or
Visit livingartofmontana.org or
Warehouse Mall • 725 W Alder, Ste 17 • Missoula, MT 59802
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Creative Connections
for Cancer Survivors
Living Arts of Montana –Missoula Workshops
3rd Wednesday of Each Month 12—1:30pm
This is a once a month opportunity for cancer
survivors to express themselves through the arts
find connections to self, others and nature.
September 21
Guest Facilitator: Char Houska, RN ~
Breast Care Coordinator, St. Patrick
Title: "Flower Pounding: The Use of
Flowers to Dye Fabric or Paper"
Description: Flower pounding is a
traditional technique for transferring leaf &
flower patterns, colors, and shapes to cloth or
paper. You can produce beautiful designs
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paper, a few flowers, leaves and/or grasses.
October 19
Guest Facilitator: Michelle Weaver
Knowles, RNC, BSN ~ Certified Breast
Health Navigator at Montana Breast Health
at Community Medical Center
Title: Shibori Dyed Silk Scarves
Description: Shibori is a Japanese word for
methods of dyeing by binding, stitching,
folding, twisting, compressing or capping.
Patterns are created by the type of fabric and
how you manipulate it. Your silk scarf will
be finished at the completion of the workshop
& you can call yourself a fiber artist!
Call if you can ~ it helps with our supply planning ~ 549-5329 or just drop-in for the workshop
Living Art Studio 725 W. Alder, #17 (Warehouse Mall, Missoula)
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See their website for other workshops and dates.
Montana Healthcare Providers
Please participate in the Montana Arts Council
Arts in Healthcare Research Survey
Help us to gather important information from those who work in medical professions, and other related fields such as: art therapy, services to senior citizens and patient recovery groups, hospice organizations and sheltered workshops. We are interested in hearing from anyone working with special populations in Montana.
Respond to this important research today!
Direct Care Providers use this link:
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Please share this request with your colleagues.
To learn more about this survey and why your state arts council is gathering information from medical and art professionals, please visit our website at:
Research SURVEY OPEN until August 31, 2011
Arts in Healthcare and Healing
an eight-week workshop in Missoula
When: March 3,10, 17,24, 31 and
April 7, 21, 28, 2011
Thursdays, 5:30 – 7:30pm
Cost: No Charge,
Donations appreciated.
Who: For people who have
or have had cancer.
Where: Living Art Studio
The Warehouse Mall
725 W. Alder, Ste. #17
Using the arts and nature to support healing since 1993
Call to Register by March 2 , 2011
Youpa Stein, Director of Living Art of Montana
realize I have more choices about how
to face illness and heal and live with
hope. I am not alone on this journey."
Around the world, the arts are finding their way into healthcare settings in ever more diverse ways.
Patients, their families, staff, direct care providers, administrators and those protecting the financial bottom-line, are discovering that there are a variety of real benefits to this. The Montana Arts Council has embarked on an online survey project to inventory the state of the arts and healthcare in Montana to determine where our technical and financial assistance might best be directed. We will survey artists, arts organizations, medical direct-care providers and administrators of healthcare settings separately.
As an Artist, Direct Care Provider, Administrator of a Montana healthcare facility, or Arts Organization, we will be inviting you to participate in this research. Your inside help is key to establishing an accurate picture of our state and we would appreciate your assistance and expertise. The first two online surveys, for Artists and Arts Organizations, are now open for responses. The remaining Direct Care Provider and Healthcare Administrator surveys will follow soon. The online survey will take approximately 10-12 minutes and all responses will be anonymous.
TO PARTICIPATE, please go to:
Choose either the ARTIST SURVEY, or the ARTS ORGANIZATION SURVEY
Questions or Comments, Please contact:
Kim Baraby Hurtle
Executive Assistant & Percent-for-Art Manager
Call For Submissions for the Gene D. Cohen Research Award in Creativity and Aging
The Gene D. Cohen Award, sponsored by the National Center for Creative Aging (NCCA), recognizes and honors the seminal work of Dr. Gene Cohen, whose research in the field of creativity and aging has shifted the conceptual focus from a problem paradigm to one of promise and potential. Dr. Cohen has inspired us to approach longevity asking what wonders can be achieved, not in spite of age, but because of age. The award is presented annually to a professional whose research in the field of creativity and aging demonstrates these positive attributes.
Deadline for Nomination
Monday, August 2, 2010
• A formal nomination letter
• A brief statement (maximum 500 words) detailing how the nominee meets the
criteria of the award
• Research Abstract
• Peer review articles or other related documents
• Up to 2 letters of support
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FLATSTOCK is an ongoing series of exhibitions featuring the work of popular concert poster artists around the world. Presented by the nonprofit American Poster Institute, the traveling show makes annual stops at Reeperbahn in Hamburg, Primavera Sound S.L. in Barcelona, Bumbershoot in Seattle, Pitchfork in Chicago, and SXSW in Austin.
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That's not to say Newman had been waiting specifically for his Oscar so he could semi retire from Hollywood, and pursue his love of racing cars and home made sauces. Although a method actor, Newman made the entire process of performance a natural one by using his effortless charm and screen presence to generate sympathy for many of the characters he portrayed. Unlike Brando and Hoffman who were extremists when it came to implementing the method approach, Newman rejected physical transformation for an emphasis on spoken dialogue, subtle gestures and memorable mannerisms that left a deep impression on films like 'Cool Hand Luke', 'The Left Handed Gun', and 'The Verdict'.
The films Newman made in the 90s were limited to just a handful, and his close collaborations with writer-director Robert Benton in 'Nobody's Fool' and 'Twilight' are intelligent meditations on growing old. Whilst 'Nobody's Fool' attracted notable critical acclaim, the follow up film, 'Twilight, released in 1997 was the one that went unnoticed, deemed a commercial failure and quickly released onto VHS before it became another one of those interesting failures that critics like to write about when they have to put together a cannon of forgotten gems. 'Twilight' is a hidden gem and a forgotten film of the contemporary neo noir genre that rightfully deserves a place within the cannon of the best noirs made in the 90s, sharing company with films like 'The Usual Suspects' and 'The Underneath' for its intriguing updating of conventions.
Unlike most contemporary noir films, 'Twilight' is a film that really does model itself on the detective narrative, and finds it greatest parallels with the first phase of the noir movement, paying homage to classics like 'The Maltese Falcon', 'Murder, My Sweet' and 'Out of the Past'. You could almost position 'Twilight' alongside another 90s noir film, 'LA Confidential', that also used the backdrop of
If 'Twilight' is another traditional noir tale of the femme fatale's manipulation of male anxieties then what exactly makes this example of genre filmmaking so good? Ultimately, it all narrows down to coherent and engaging storytelling that allows the narrative to unfold with a degree of artistic sensibility and poise, permitting the audience spectator to become enamoured to the instantly likable persona of Harry (Paul Newman). Harry is a morally ambivalent character who lets himself become emotionally entangled in a guilt ridden relationship with Catharine (Susan Sarandon), a retired Hollywood actress who in true noir style spends her time skinny dipping whilst chain smoking like an embittered heroine from a Howard Hawks movie. James Garner is brilliantly cast as a corrupt and wealthy ex-detective who has comfortably retired in the
Paul Newman like Warren Beatty has now officially retired from film acting but he chose to do so with a dignity and grace that is befitting of an actor of such emphatic humility. Like Clint Eastwood and Jack Nicholson, he is cemented his iconic status a long time with only a handful of films, and when Michael Sullivan (Tom Hanks) and in 'The Road to Perdition' guns down John Rooney (Paul Newman) towards the end of the film, he simply stares blankly at the camera, and though we know he is a dead man, we also know that we are watching somebody who is just more than a film star.


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Secondary Messenger
The ubiquitous bacterial secondary messenger c-di-GMP controls exopolysaccharide synthesis, flagella- and pili-based motility, biofilm formation, gene expression and interactions of bacteria with eukaryotic hosts. Most of the identities of c-di-GMP receptors and end targets have remained unknown.
Regulatory network of morA signalling in Pseudomonas aeruginosa.
Pseudomonas aeruginosais a well-known nosocomial and opportunistic human pathogen, widely considered as the main cause for increased morbidity and mortality in cystic fibrosis (CF) patients. It causes persistent, antibiotic-resistant infection of the respiratory tract by forming biofilms and uses type-III secretion system (TTSS) to inject virulence determinants directly into host cells. morA has been observed to control biofilm formation in Pseudomonas aeruginosa PAO1 without affecting growth rate or cell size.
Gene regulatory analysis was carried out based on expression profiling of morA-POA1 mutants and wildtype (WT) planctonic cells. Regulatory networks have been generated using an in-house networking program, based on promoter motif similarities and showed up-regulation of virulence regulators. Hence, we are interested in studying the effect of MorA on secreted virulence factors using genetic and proteomic platforms.
Structure and function of di-guanylate cyclase
The GGDEF domain contains a conserved GG(D/E)EF sequence motif and is coupled in a modular fashion with different sensory input or information transfer domains. The GGDEF domain is a diguanylate cyclase (DGC), which catalyzes the synthesis of c-di-GMP from two molecules of GTP. Therefore, GGDEF domains are proposed to represent the output of a complex bacterial signal transduction network which converts signals from different cellular compartments into the production of a secondary messenger, cdi-GMP.
Cellular localization of GGDEF and EAL proteins by GFP tagging.
Previous work has shown that morA contains both GGDEF and EAL domains and localizes to the bacterial pole.
Signaling/Bacteria Mortility
This is the first microarray platform that we had performed and the chips that we used were Arabidopsis ATH1 Genome Array Genechip (for
Arabidopsis Thaliana) and P. aeruginosa Genome Array Genechip (for Pseudomonas aeruginosa).
We performed our Pseudomonas microarray using this platform (CustomArray 12K and 4 x 2K). We used this to establish hypothesis and we
are currently work on few of the interesting features that were revealed by microarray analysis
Video microscopy analysis
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On Friday I posted about the new US Pre-Clearance Lounge which would be opening today in Dublin. The lounge is called 51st & Green, and is located past the US Pre-Clearance facility. Etihad added a similar lounge after their Pre-Clearance facility in Abu Dhabi a while back as well.
Passengers on select US-bound flights from Dublin clear immigration before departure, meaning they have to leave the lounge earlier than they'd otherwise have to. Since you have to allow some buffer, it's fantastic that there's a lounge after the facility, so that you don't have to sit in the gate area.
The lounge is open to premium passengers on Aer Lingus, American, Delta, and United.
The lounge officially opened today, and longtime reader Sam (who also recently wrote about maximizing American's Business Extra program) was among the first guests to use it.
Below I'll share the pictures that Sam sent me. He said that the lounge is beautiful with minimalist decor, and that the staff were very clearly proud of the lounge.
The lounge also has shower rooms (as you'll see pictured below), though oddly they apparently don't have anything else in them. No toilet, no sink, no mirror, no garbage can, etc.
Anyway, here are the pictures of the lounge that Sam shared, and I hope to check out the lounge soon myself:
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Not only do I think it's important to share that sexual harassment is something that is pervasive throughout the society we currently live in, but I also think it's important to share a heartfelt apology from a man named for sexually harassing women in the comments of the SLJ article.
If you have no idea what I'm talking about, start with the article posted on School Library Journal, followed by the article written by Anne Ursu. And I also posted my response on Monday, if you care to read my opinions.
I think what's amazing is that one of the authors named as someone who has sexually harassed women in the past owned up to his behavior, no excuses, no explanations, just an apology and a plan to be far more aware moving forward. Take a minute to read Myke Cole's response to finding his name listed in a place you never want your name to be. I'm not familiar with Myke's work, but he has earned my respect as one of the few people to my knowledge that has owned up to his poor behavior and apologized for it.
It's never easy owning up to your mistakes privately and even more difficult to do so in a public forum, but Myke realized with the help of a really great friend that his behavior could be perceived by many as being sexually harassing – even though he didn't see it that way in the moment.
And so, I want to thank you Myke for being a stand-up guy for admitting when you've made a mistake, apologized for said mistake and having taken steps to never let it happen again.


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He then went to LSU Medical School in New Orleans where he was an Honors Program Graduate and finished in the top quartile of his graduating class ('05-'09).
He completed his Internal Medicine Residency at the University of Alabama in Birmingham, AL ('09-'12) where he was selected as a Chief Internal Medicine Resident ('12-'13).
Dr. Daly next moved to Charleston, SC where he completed his Cardiology Fellowship ('13-'16) and will complete his Interventional Cardiology training ('16-'17) at MUSC. During his time at MUSC, he was nominated as the South Carolina Fellow Representative for the American College of Cardiology, was given the Outstanding Fellow Award, and he published multiple articles in peer reviewed journals about both preventive and interventional cardiology.
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Indian Railway to Introduce Glass Ceiling Coaches Soon
Indian Railway has a good news for passengers. As Soon Railway passengers will travel in luxurious coaches with Glass ceiling. The new glass top coaches in train will also have infotainment system like Switzerland.
From December 2016, People can get chance to travel in glass topped coaches. IRCTC Chairperson and MD AK Manocha said, "These coaches will have rotatable chairs to provide the passengers an aerial view. The coaches also have ample leg space and are also equipped with state-of-the-art infotainment systems".
Indian Railway's this step will promote the tourism. It will also upscale the tourists from India as well as from Foreign.
Chennai-based Integral Coach Factory in consultation with the IRCTC and the Research Designs and Standards Organization (RDSO) will jointly design the glass top coaches. It will cost Rs 4 Crore per coach.
At the launching phase, first coaches will be started in Kashmir in a regular train. While 2 others will be for trains in the Araku Valley in Vishakhapatnam.
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The Rangers are finally going to retire Jean Rattelle's #19. It took them long enough, as Rattelle is largely regarded as one of the best Rangers to ever put on the sweater. He was also recently placed in the NHL's Top 100 players. Rattelle will be the 9th player to have his jersey retired by the Rangers.
He currently ranks among the top-three in Rangers history in the major offensive categories: goals (second with 336), assists (third with 481), points (third with 817). The Rangers traded Ratelle, along with Brad Park and Joe Zanussi, to the Boston Bruins in 1975 for Phil Esposito and Carol Vadnais. A trade that most Ranger fans cringe at when it is mentioned.


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Happy Monday! As you may know, yesterday I was blessed to celebrate another year of life! How time files when your busy and having fun! So much has happened in the past few months that my birthday kind of snuck up on me and I was literally unprepared! No solid plans and definitely nothing to wear. But that didn't stop me from enjoying my day.
My birthday is coming up next week and I've recently had to clear my life from drama, clutter, and unhealthy relationships (I'll talk more about that later).


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Title of Bulletin Board: How to "Bee" in PE
Category: Behavior Incentives
Suggested Grade Level: K-5
Materials: Bees, Letters, printed sheets of characteristics
In order to start the year off on a positive note, I put up this bulliten board. It tells the students how they should behave while in Physical education class. Some of the behaviors include:
Be Polite
Each day, I choose one to discuss with the class. We talk about why it is important to behave not only in PE but in every class.
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Sézane is the perfect blend of Paris and New York. Set in a beautiful bright and airy storefront in NoLita, Sézane's L'Appartement New York is the French brand's first US location.
Sézane is an online-based French fashion retailer, selling everything from sharp jackets to leather boots. We've loved Sézane's style for some time, although it was a visit to their New York brick-and-mortar shop that really got us hooked.
We first visited the NoLita location back in September for an event with Nichole Robertson, author of New York in Color and Paris in Color, Lindsey Tramuta, author of The New Paris, and Will Taylor, owner of the Bright Bazaar blog. What a lineup! We loved the conversation, which was focused on the relationship between Paris and New York.
Sézane is part cafe and part boutique
At Sézane, the shopping experience includes part browsing racks of carefully edited clothing and accessories and part enjoying the shop's aesthetic. Plus, in traditional French style, there are charming cafe chairs and tables and coffee from Maman. You can see more about Maman here
It's all in the details
There are countless details at L'Appartement that make us love Sézane even more. From the tile in the doorway to the coffee cups decorated with the words "Bonjour New York," all these little things come together to make the shop feel authentically French.
Maman is one of our favorite coffee shops in New York. It has a wonderful French influence, so it's only fitting that it's served at Sézane. The to-go cups perfectly depict the unique partnership between Paris in New York that the store embodies.
Have you visited Sézane yet? We have always loved both Paris and New York, and despite the sense of competition that seems to exist between the two cities, Sézane embodies the best of both, right here in the US.